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On A Tall, Tall Cliff
"On a tall, tall cliff there are two little houses where Busby and Puffle live. From the edge, they can look down…down…down…to the deep, dark rocks below." The two friends would do anything for each other. But why does Busby need to borrow the entire contents of Puffle’s house—even the walls and roof? It seems a lot to ask—but it would really help! Perfect for one-on-one sharing or groups, this is a heartwarming tale with a clear message about friendship and generosity. Andrew Murray is the author of Have You Seen Chester? and A Very Sleepy Sloth. Alan Snow is the creator of How Santa Really Works and How Dogs Really Work.
- GenresPicture Books
32 pages, Hardcover
First published July 30, 2004
About the author
Andrew Murray
29 books9 followersLibrarian Note: There is more than one author in the GoodReads database with this name. See this thread for more information.
Andrew Murray is a writer of (mostly) children's books who lives in London. His friends think he has too many weird ideas and eats too much cheese. Andrew likes stormy nights, and books about long ago and faraway places. He likes cats too, as long as they don't leave hairs on his cheese.
Buddy and Elvis is in television development with London's Illuminated Films and Toronto's Comet Entertainment.
Fear Rescue, the first book in a spine-tingling new series for readers aged 7-10, is available for free download from www.andrewmurray.info
Sherlock - Prisoner 221B is the first installment in the Sherlock Darkly series of mystery thrillers for readers aged 9-12.
Andrew Murray is a writer of (mostly) children's books who lives in London. His friends think he has too many weird ideas and eats too much cheese. Andrew likes stormy nights, and books about long ago and faraway places. He likes cats too, as long as they don't leave hairs on his cheese.
Buddy and Elvis is in television development with London's Illuminated Films and Toronto's Comet Entertainment.
Fear Rescue, the first book in a spine-tingling new series for readers aged 7-10, is available for free download from www.andrewmurray.info
Sherlock - Prisoner 221B is the first installment in the Sherlock Darkly series of mystery thrillers for readers aged 9-12.
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